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Author: Matt Sokoloff

examples/basics/ontologies.ipynb

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     "# Ontologies\n",
-    "An ontology defines the types of vector tools and classifications that can be used within a project's editor. It is composed of \"Root Schema Nodes\" which define the kind of tool, the name of the tool, all subclasses that belong to the tool, and more. For instance, a root schema node might define a tool as being a segmentation tool, for a class named \"dog\", and it has a subclass for selecting if the dog has a leash or not. Root Schema Nodes can be shared between ontologies.\n",
+    "An ontology is a collection different tools and classifications that can be used within a project's editor. Each tool or classification is called a \"Root Schema Node\". The Root Schema Nodes contain information about the tool such as the kind, the name, all subclasses, and other information related to a tool. Root Schema Nodes can be shared between ontologies. \n",
     "* Helpful Links:\n",
     "    * [Ontology documentation](https://docs.labelbox.com/docs/ontology-json)\n",
     "    * [Project Setup Using Ontologies](https://github.com/Labelbox/labelbox-python/blob/develop/examples/project_configuration/project_setup.ipynb)"